Washington Y swimmers crush Osky in pool meet
Washington Y girls and boys combined defeated Oskaloosa 336 to 102 at the local pool. Eight pool records fell or tied, with top marks set by Randa Martin and Annice Reschly among others, and the Washington squads prepare for an overnight trip to Des Moines.
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Hayes, UCLA tumble to Houston in showdown for top spot
Houston stars Elvin Hayes leads a 71-69 upset over No. 1 UCLA as Lew Alcindor battles eye trouble and a tough Houston defense. Hayes pours in 39 points while UCLA’s string ends at 47 wins. Houston improves to 17-0 and looms as potential NCAA tourney rival. Other top-10 upsets include Florida over Tennessee and Wyoming over Utah.
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Taylor Family celebrates 50th wedding anniversary
Ten years ago Dr. and Mrs. Rolland Taylor and son Craig visited LaPorte City for a dinner and open house honoring Dr. Taylor's parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Taylor lifelong residents who observed their 50th wedding anniversary. Over 200 guests attended the afternoon reception.
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Saban sticks to plan as Namath leads shock win
Lou Saban refused to insert Daryle Lamonica after halftime despite Lamonica’s earlier success as Namath rallied the Eastern American League All Stars to a 25-24 comeback over Saban’s West squad. Namath’s late 24-yard TD pass and one-yard plunge sealed the walk-off victory.
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Lakers Roll to 154 123 Rout of Sonics at MSG
Lakers led by Elgin Baylor 29 and Jerry West 25 in a 154 123 win over Seattle at Madison Square Garden tying a club scoring mark. Gail Goodrich added 24 as Los Angeles built 40 points first quarter and 42 third, marking their third straight victory. West All-Star Walt Hazzard led Seattle with 24. In Sunday games, Cazzie Russell poured a career high 42 for the Knicks in a 115 103 win over Detroit as Boston beat San Diego 139 112, and St. Louis topped Chicago 98 90. Russell scored 11 in a row in the fourth after breaking Detroit's single half record. Willie Reed had 24 for New York. Eddie Miles 25 for Detroit. Bailey Howell 31, John Havlicek 29, Sam Jones 20 fueled Boston. Beaty 32 for St. Louis helped raise lead over San Francisco. Boozer and Erickson 21 for Chicago.
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